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Dimusianka-Waild 2019-11-10 20:12:38 | #2
SZpotter (2019-11-10 19:56:54)SZpotter
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But is it really a Steyr? It's based on a Polski Fiat 126. In Poland it's called a "Maluch".
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But is it really a Steyr? It's based on a Polski Fiat 126. In Poland it's called a "Maluch".
I have the same question
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72meteor 2019-11-12 21:35:50 | #4
Wikipedia:
From 1957 to 1973 the Puch 500 was built in the Graz plant with great success (almost 60,000 sold), using the Fiat 500 body but Steyr mechanics (to varying degrees - but always with the Austrian opposed twin engine); important versions were the 650 TR sports model and the 700 C microvan. From 1973 to 1975 some few Fiat 126 were equipped with the boxer twin engine for the Austrian market.
From 1957 to 1973 the Puch 500 was built in the Graz plant with great success (almost 60,000 sold), using the Fiat 500 body but Steyr mechanics (to varying degrees - but always with the Austrian opposed twin engine); important versions were the 650 TR sports model and the 700 C microvan. From 1973 to 1975 some few Fiat 126 were equipped with the boxer twin engine for the Austrian market.
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Dimusianka-Waild 2019-11-13 13:17:08 | #5
SZpotter (2019-11-12 17:28:30)SZpotter
On a polish forum I found an article with information that in the 60's there was a Fiat 500 - Steyr-Puch. Perhaps it one of these.
On a polish forum I found an article with information that in the 60's there was a Fiat 500 - Steyr-Puch. Perhaps it one of these.
Just understood,that Maluch= Малыш (in Russian) = baby
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